Fresh, Local Produce for Our Community
At Turtle Rock Farm, we strive to provide high-quality food to families and businesses. Our commitment to sustainable farming practices yields delicious, nutrient-dense produce while nurturing the land that we use.
See What We're Growing
Our Story
Cultivating Community Through Sustainable Farming
At our farm, we are dedicated to growing fresh produce with organic practices. Our mission is to provide local communities with healthy food options while fostering a connection between people and the land.
Our Regenerative Farming Practices
Our Philosophy
Caring for the land that we farm is one of our core values at Turtle Rock Farm. Our production integrates sustainable and regenerative farming principles to ensure that our produce is good for consumers AND the land it is grown on.
Our Products
Locally Grown
We pride ourselves on cultivating a diverse range of high quality produce utilizing non-GMO seeds. Our produce is nutrient dense and full of flavor.
FAQs
Find answers to your questions about our farm and produce.
Are you open to the public?
Turtle Rock Farm is not open to the public at this time. Please contact us via the "contact us" page to inquire about tours or other general questions.
Do you offer delivery?
Yes, we offer delivery services for local restaurants and businesses. Please contact us for more details on our delivery options and logistics. We strive to make fresh produce accessible to our community.
What types of produce do you offer?
We grow a diverse range of seasonal vegetables, fruit, herbs, flowers and mushrooms. We also have soil grown tomatoes, year round, from our greenhouse. We use non-GMO seeds and prioritize Certified Organic and heirloom varieties whenever possible. Explore our What we grow (insert link) page for more details.
Are you Certified Organic?
No. While we are not Certified Organic, we are committed to growing with organic practices. We focus on using Certified Organic seeds from companies that are committed to providing non GMO seeds such as Johnny's, High Mowing Seeds, Hudson Valley seeds and Baker's Creek. We focus on IPM preventative measures as the foundation of pest control and only utilize OMRI listed pesticides as an absolute last resort measure. Weeds are managed through cover cropping and tarping instead of the use of herbicides. Synthetic fertilizers are not used in our production - we build soil fertility through cover cropping, crop rotation and the use of OMRI listed organic soil amendments from reputable suppliers.